"Ex Machina" Official Thread

[HHR]

It seemed kinda lazy to not use a more scientifically advanced security measure which would've needed a lot more additional time to explain how dude would have to circumvent it?

Seems more like convenience than laziness to me, but that might just be the writer in me talking.

Convenient is probably a fairer word. It didn't really detract from the movie, because the specific plot machinations are secondary to the themes of the film.

 

[42 Monks]

Convenient is probably a fairer word. It didn't really detract from the movie, because the specific plot machinations are secondary to the themes of the film.

Yeah, its not really something to get hung up over.

 

[Disgustya Stallone]

great flick... that dance scene was so random it was ill


ava hot as fock

 

[Silver Surfer]

It seemed kinda lazy to not use a more scientifically advanced security measure which would've needed a lot more additional time to explain how dude would have to circumvent it?

Seems more like convenience than laziness to me, but that might just be the writer in me talking.

Mos def conveince......seeing as it only took dude one afternoon to circumvent his code...let alone get access to it

 

[FlyRy]

great flick... that dance scene was so random it was ill


ava hot as fock

u want some robot cooch breh?

 

[Silver Surfer]

That dude was so lame...what exactly was he gonna do if he broke her out..for intelligent guy he really didn't think it through

 

[TheGodling]

u want some robot cooch breh?

Man, that whole scene where Oscar Isaac talks about it being possible is pure gold.

 

[Sterling Archer]

After watching the trailer why do I feel like the main character is a droid himself but doesnt know it. Its not that predictable is it brehs?

 

[TheGodling]

After watching the trailer why do I feel like the main character is a droid himself but doesnt know it. Its not that predictable is it brehs?

Watch the movie and you'll find out.

 

[42 Monks]

That dude was so lame...what exactly was he gonna do if he broke her out..for intelligent guy he really didn't think it through

Dude was in love and already humanized her in his mind too. He was a smart programmer but Nathan picked him out because a woman would be able to manipulate him easily

 

[Silver Surfer]

Dude was in love and already humanized her in his mind too. He was a smart programmer but Nathan picked him out because a woman would be able to manipulate him easily

Yeah but how "smart" are you when you are manipulated by a known robot...I understand that was what Nathan's idea was for the test to be true...you went in knowing this bytch a robot and you still want to take her home...

 

[FlyRy]

Yeah but how "smart" are you when you are manipulated by a known robot...I understand that was what Nathan's idea was for the test to be true...you went in knowing this bytch a robot and you still want to take her home...

how much ass do you think these tech geeks get breh?

ava was prolly the first "woman" to pay attention to him

on a side note you can go to ava-sessions.com and she'll draw you off your webcam

 

[TheGodling]

Yeah but how "smart" are you when you are manipulated by a known robot...I understand that was what Nathan's idea was for the test to be true...you went in knowing this bytch a robot and you still want to take her home...

Well...

Spoiler

Nathan did explain that he modeled Ava after his search results in order to create a woman that would appeal to him the most. And the test wasn't just to see if Caleb would fall for a robot knowing it's a robot, but whether Ava would use this knowledge to manipulate him.

Also, I posted that in spoiler tags because you guys are getting kinda reckless out here. Just saying.

 

[Disgustya Stallone]

"i'm bout to tear up this dancefloor"

 

[FlyRy]

"i'm bout to tear up this dancefloor"

http://grantland.com/hollywood-pros...x-machina-by-looking-at-this-oscar-isaac-gif/

speaking of.. it was so unexpected i was

i did not know it had gone viral months before the movie was out